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gregjw
6y ago
Very well-written way of asking. Good job Maciej.
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6y ago
Priced like an enterprise product rather than a consumer product, similar to Microsoft's HoloLens. I wonder how well that things selling.
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6y ago
So long and thanks for all the fish.
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6y ago
Very high tech.
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6y ago
Adios!
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6y ago
Same
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6y ago
Yeah, debt seems to be really cheap right now and people are making the most of it, lots of acquisitons have been announced recently that I feel wouldn't have without this low interest rate.
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6y ago
Thats ridiculous
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6y ago
Does Valve have a vested interest in helping gaming on Linux? What do they get out of it? Or are they a generous corporate machine doing it out the goodness of their heart?
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6y ago
Ridiculous
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6y ago
Hey! This sounds really interesting, anywhere I can follow along with progress?
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6y ago
I really can't see this happening, and if its does, I can't see it working.
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6y ago
Imagine having a better opportunity than the global pandemic to launch a streaming service crammed with original content and then missing the shot completely...
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6y ago
Is this more compelling that IPFS?
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6y ago
Totally agree. I mean, it was a joke and wasn't really evaluating any company, but yeah, agreed.
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6y ago
The year is 2040. Gigaconglomerates Tencent, Activision Blizzard Ubisoft (ABU), Microsoft and Apple gatekeep the entire gaming industry. Rebel guerilla groups of small publishers and indie developers rise up to take control of their encampm
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6y ago
I mean, one of the founders (Megan Ellison) is Larry Ellison's daughter, I'm sure he helped it get started, but does Oracle as a company have any official activity with Annapurna?
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6y ago
Booooo
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6y ago
Most entertaining post-morterm I've ever read, Australian through and through.
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6y ago
Betteridge's law of Hacker News headlines
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6y ago
It begins
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6y ago
Surprised it's taken this long. I feel nostalgic when I think of Argos, but yeah, really archaic concept now.
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6y ago
I thought he offered to move everyone over to Pinboard after acquiring it, I wonder why hes reviving the site.
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6y ago
Wait, what is a non-immigrant visa?
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6y ago
Wow, shocking they're actually spending the money to produce a physical edition. Good guy Microsoft.
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6y ago
Not worth celebrating. It's ridiculous they've been dancing around this for so long.
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6y ago
Had a similar experience with The Economist, it's also impossible to cancel your subscription online, you have to call them.
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The Tiny Wire Around Manhattan
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6y ago
I mean this is absurd. Let's play devil's advocate here though. What happens in the situation where you've paid for the middle seat to be empty but the person the other side hasn't?
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6y ago
Is this bad? Am I misunderstanding? What financial damage does this do when Nintendo no longer manufacturers this console or actively developers for it and hasn't for years, or a decade in the N64/GameCube's case?
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